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"Don't think too much and make it happen!" Read more on MAKE The post Maker (Faire Producer) Spotlight: Enrique Saavedra Martínez and Marcos Saavedra appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.

America’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic requires new business growth. An estimated 60% of business closures due to the pandemic appear to be permanent, and new businesses create virtually all job growth...

Nick Seward experimental 3D printers work unlike anything else. Read more on MAKE The post Outside the Box: Nick Seward’s Experimental 3D Printers Work Unlike Anything Else appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and...

Built entirely from bricks, this machine can identify and sort any Lego part made, ever Read more on MAKE The post 10,000 Bricks And An AI Comprise This Ultimate Lego Sorting Machine appeared first on Make: DIY...

Reusing isn’t new, but items deliberately made from reclaimed materials have become statement pieces. The “upcycling” movement and rising interest in eco-conscious wares has given value to the valueless. Decrepit...

In principle there seems to be a vast difference between woodworking and 3D modeling. Woodworking uses manual tools and natural materials to create physical items that you can touch, feel, and use; 3D modeling uses...

This week is absolutely stuffed with great classes you can take, and learn some new skills. From creating puppets from scratch to coding fascinating graphics in python, there’s got to be something that tickle your...

Odd Jayy wanted a friend so he built a robot — and in doing so, he discovered his community. Read more on MAKE The post Me and My Robot: Odd Jayy Interview appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.

Build a fun robot monkey you can customize, wear with you on adventures, or use as an avatar Read more on MAKE The post A Monkey Companion Bot Named Dexter appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.

Escape from it all in this lightweight, foldable boat made of ordinary corrugated plastic Read more on MAKE The post DIY Origami Kayak appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.

One of the most wonderful parts of open source hardware is seeing all the variations and permutations that spring to life around a central idea. In this case the idea is the belt printer, and this latest variation is...

written by Tom Wolfe, "The Tinkerings of Bob Noyce: How the Sun Rose on Silicon Valley,"  is one of my favorite articles about the development of a person we'd say now was a maker and who figured out how to...

How we converted a Jet metal lathe to CNC using free LinuxCNC software — and a few hardware misfires Read more on MAKE The post CNC Lathe Conversion appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.

Software engineer Jason Coon is delighting the Internet with his slate beverage coasters designed like classic computer chips. Read more on MAKE The post Cool These Oversized Chips With a Tasty Beverage appeared first...

We have so many exciting opportunities to learn coming up on MakerCampus! I just keep getting surprised by the cool stuff available. This week, being the lead up to Valentine’s Day, has an especially interesting class...

Here’s a look at the first month of 2021 in Open Source Hardware! In January we had 139 pieces of hardware certified as open source, 119 of those were from SparkFun Electronics. A total of 9 different countries were...